Antoni Krajewski Museum in Lanckorona

The Antoni Krajewski Museum Room is a museum in Lanckorona, housed in a wooden building that survived the fire of the town in 1869. It has operated since 1967 and shows objects connected with the former life of the small town.

History of the museum

The institution was founded by the Society of Friends of Lanckorona with the participation of the Kraków professor Antoni Krajewski, whose name it bears today. The documentation centre of the Lanckorona Ecomuseum operates at the museum.

Collections

The collection includes finds from excavations at the site of Lanckorona Castle, everyday objects and folk crafts made by residents in the early 20th century. A separate part of the exhibition concerns the Bar Confederation.

Practical information

• Location: Lanckorona, Wadowice County, by the market square.
• According to the Wikipedia entry, the museum is open on Saturdays and Sundays, and there is an admission charge. Check the current days and hours before travelling with the Municipal Cultural Centre in Lanckorona.
• Nearby is the sanctuary in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska.